, there are personal GPS trackers available and in use now. They are not cheap and generally you can't guarantee they won't remove them.
My FIL had one on his wrist that alerted staff if he went outside the perimeter door but he got quite distressed with it and tried to remove it, tearing his skin.
(The solution was to up security on the main door and make sure anyone who visits knows not to let others out)
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